I saw that a ship would be heading up the Rouge. It's been a while since I've caught a ship going up the Rouge, so I headed over there to get pictures.
I even took my drone with me because the drone works really well in this spot.
The Herbert C. Jackson was coming down from Marquette with a load of taconite.
Here she is passing the Fort Street Bridge.
She would be heading to the Rouge River steel mill.
This is a run she's done many times.
It's also a run that is roughly three days round trip.
I like catching ships here because you can get fairly close to them.
And they look pretty cool on the river.
Sadly, it was cloudy and a little windy.
She approaches the Dix Avenue Bridge.
And comes out on the other side.
Her launch.
She starts to make the turn for the steel mill slip.
The steel mill in the back ground.
I love this shot.
The stern shot sporting the name of a port she will never visit but that's where she is registered.
One more shot before moving on.
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